To Talk That Truth, you parading around the internet making Janet's fans look simple and stupid hardly means you're a stan. In fact, it's a disservice to Janet and those of us that support her. Until you can provide receipts of your fandom outside of being an idiotic no-life-having internet troll, you really ought to keep quiet about who you're calling a non-fan.
I'll be damned.
OMG.
Speaking of, I wanted so badly for her to make a song like "Skin" for Talk That Talk. I'm a bit surprised and disappointed that there isn't one, given the album is so sexually-driven, but I will deal.
It's good, better than Loud, but you can tell it's rushed. Imagine what she could do if she actually sat her ass down for a few months to make a record.
"Where Have You Been," "We Found Love," "Cockiness," "Drunk On Love," and "Roc Me Out" >>>
I recently bought and re-bought Janet's entire major discography, including the first two albums, the two remix albums, the European and Japanese versions of Design of a Decade, and the tour editions of The Velvet Rope and All For You.
It was a stan impluse, and now I feel complete.
If you truly know what your passions and aspirations are and if the opportunity is there, however complicated or problem-prone, chase your dreams or they'll chase you back.
I had to swallow my dreams for money, and I am now choking on them.
"Like A Prayer!"
It is. But if she's going to jump any bandwagon (again), Sia would be the best choice.
!!! God I hope so. I can't handle Rotten Candy 2.0.
I just got back from seeing this myself. The sequencing peeved me but it was good, worth the $10 at worst.
I'm going to see Warrior tomorrow. I have high expectations, but to gawk at Tom Hardy for two hours will satisfy them one way or another.